What is another word for fistulinaceae?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪstjʊlˌɪne͡ɪsˌiː] (IPA) 
Fistulinaceae is a family of fungi that includes several species of tree-trunk-dwelling mushrooms. Sometimes referred to as the 'mushroom tree', these fungi are known for their strikingly large and fleshy fruiting bodies, which can reach up to half a metre in diameter. While there are no exact synonyms for Fistulinaceae itself, some related terms include 'tree fungus', 'polypore', and 'bracket fungus'. These names reflect the fact that these fungi typically grow prominently on the trunks of trees, where they can form bracket-like structures made up of multiple layers. Many Fistulinaceae mushrooms are also valued for their medicinal and culinary properties.
